CD Projekt Red has denied claims by an alleged anonymous member of the Cyberpunk 2077 development team, which included the claim that they were planning a huge renovation of “No Man’s Sky” in June. The alleged inside information message has been copied and pasted around forums and summarized in videos for several weeks, probably because it gave fans hope for the future of the game, while also offering viewers great drama. Last night, CDPR declared it “just isn’t true.”
He said CDPR on Twitter, “We don’t usually comment on rumors, but this time we wanted to make an exception, as this story just isn’t true.”
His tweet pointed to a GameFAQs post saying he was re-posting another post on the forum from someone who claimed to be an anonymous Cyberpunk developer. It’s been a while.
“The CDPR was hurt to keep investors healthy and savings,” the message said. “Developers are now hearing plans for a No Man’s Sky-style comeback in late June. The first two patches are expected to come out in mid-March, despite what top executives have said. there will be major exits from the studio in the coming months. Developer morale has dropped at all times and Sony is roasting our asses due to the gigantic volume of refund requests. “
The message also made claims about huge strips of the game being cut, including a “huge underground part of the city.” He added: “Most of the apartments with indications of ‘Closed (closed)’ used to be lootable, we have dismissed more than 50,000 lines of dialogue and I think the June update will again include a lot of reduced content in the game.” And there was a lot of talk about what went wrong or went wrong, including changing Johnny Silverhand’s voice actor for Keanu Reeves.
In short, the publication gave hope to people who want CDPR to review and expand the game with patches and ammunition for those who infuriated their decisions. I guess the CDPR is fed up with everything. And given that lawyers are trying to get a class action lawsuit among investors, they’re probably eager to control the rumor.
Of course, I would like to see the CDPR review and expand Cyberpunk 2077. Despite its technical and design issues, I really enjoyed my stay in Night City with my new cyberpals (over 100 hours ago, says Steam , although it includes a lot of time in photo mode). I was one of the people who called Cyberpunk one of our favorite games of 2020. And no doubt something turned out to be very annoying with the creation of the game. But instead of investing in rumors and hopes, I will wait to really see the CDPR.